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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-08-25
Cages Weuigfeiten.
Snlanb.

- Die &egietung bat fir SO, 900, 900
45pro5entige 8onbs einge3ogeu.
Ote 200 ueberlebenben Der In
1855 untarnommenen Expedition mad
Nicaragua unter lnfhbruuq bes Sen.
8m. Walfer poaen nd6iten Monat I'M
2ouisbile cine &eunion abbaIten. Die
Expedition Uar 1000 Mann fart unb
nur ettua 400 febrten auei Sabre fpdter
suriid.
- Sie farbigen Greinaurer Der Ser.
Staaten tno in @bicago in Contention
berfammelt.
9ie poraelanmaarenbdnbler in
Stem Oorf unb BrootIDn fuben Mittel
nnb Mege, Inn Der goncn,rena, mel6e
ibnen bur9 bic SbeebdnbIer gema6t
tDirb, entgegen3utteten. 2eBtere haben
bic 8%ewobnbeit augenommer, bel benz
Werfauf bon Sbee 9a6en, @9t1eIn,
ia ielbf gauge Serbiees 5u berf9enfea,
tpobur9 tie bas legitime @ef9dft beeins
trd9tieen.
Die platform ber GepllbIifansrin
Marpianb masbt Dem grdFbenten 8or.
nitric tpegef Hi1tbeadtang Der Chill.
bienftreform unb empfieblt bic Mnnab.
me ber glair'Bia; fpri6t fi9 gegett bic
3uriifiebung ber farbigen &inber In
ben 59ulen aus; b%efiirmortet bic &e.
gelung bes 8erbdftniies 3tpif1en Mrbeit
unb 2apital; perlangt @9ub ber ame<
rifanif9en @rbeiter geger bic paupers
cla1en anberer 2dnber unb gegeu bic
Strdfingsarbeit lift gegen bic @inbe.
rufung elmer epnifitutionefea Berfamn1.
lung; gesen BEN @ebrau6 Ses @elbes BET
Wablen; berlangt ueben anberen 9es
formen 8ertretung Der Winoritdt in
alen ftaatli1en @ommiiionen unb of.
f5ieQen 8eb6rben. Radbem bic $50.
minat:onen genta1t tporbet tuare11,
belt ber prpnnine1te Mbbpcat uao islbs
rer Der &eformbemegung in Der bemos
tratii@en partei, Sobn &. Gotper, eine
ernife &ebe, in tpeI6er er ben &epublit
fanern bic nrterfibung Der unab6drs
gtgen Semptraten 5ufagte.
MuSIanD.
- Ser 8erliner Gorreiponbent bes
2onboner sStanbarb" t~elegrapbirt an
fem 8latt, ct tpi6e aus better Quelle,
baB Seutf9lan6 &uBlanb In 8uIgarien
unteritiBen perbe, unter ber 8ebin.
gung Der Neutralitdt &uBlanbs i'm
Gale zines Grieges 3tpii9en 9eutf9s
Lamb unb Granfrei6.
= Die pforte bat benz Giirffen Ser.
binanb mitsetbeilt, bob fe ieineu Gins
aug in 8ulgarien obne lire Sanction
unb bic Der @roBmd6te miBbinist.
= Dos beutf6e S9iff nMatbilbe"
bat bas berloren geglaubte Bnot bes
berbrannten Dampfers rgitb Of Mont.
real" aufgefif6t uub bic IL Snfafen tn
Gslmoutb geIanbet.
Ser Sournaliff M. 2atfof bot
80 Milionen &ubel binterlahen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-08-25
CINDERELLA gdmD sgture.
@de Sfs9onifonitraBe unb -Mbenue G..

panit! Panifl panit!
pF uniete loeben i'm Often angez -ssa
fauften 8orrdtbe an S9uben unb
etiefel1 miKen III IA Sagen
Derfauft tperben, u1b fei
seA- es unterm Roienpreis! -aaa
GoIgenoe 8eiipiele bieneu als Bepeis
unferer beifpielos niebrigen preiie:
IL Derf9ie6ene Nrten niebriger 6errens
f9ube gu $1.40(En-grospr eis 81. 75)
9anbgendbte 9errenf9ube rGongreb"
gu $2.75 Cont ibli6er preis 81.
grtrafetne banb9endbte 9errn19ube au
$3.50 (auberstpo gu $3.50 berfauft.)
Gnabenf6ube u. &~n6pffiefel su $1.25
(En-gros preis $1.50).
Grtrafeine Rn6pftiefel fir Gnabeu 81
(Wertb $2.75).
9amen-p antofeln Nr. 5-9 au MIR
IS Gts. bas Yaar (Wertb $1).
Jeine Mdb9enidube bon @Iacez2eber
gu rur IS Gents (Wertb $1).
Rinberf9ube au 40, so unb 60 Gents,
bic anoersuo so, Is Gents unb 81
fofen.
8abp 5@ube peri6iebener Dirt, bon
rs @ents an.
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Gin aefunSer Waaen

1T elm Sessn, nod Dem fi6 8auisnbs ~unIsrer
bbSpeptif9en 2anbSleute bersebens febnen, unb
I'm i9 benfeIbeu au ueridoTen, berfdIuden file
obne Grfols bieI Webi3in. So 9isbt ipabrfdeins
lid sesen fem aeioen 10 piels angebIide WtttteI
oils se9en bic Dbspepfie. Der Mann bes gum.
bugs ipiro %befdnbie nit benz @elbe Serisnisen
iberTGbsmmt. bic elm MitteI mad Dem anberen
in Der bersebIidsn SoHnuns berfuden, lid he.
nisfenS etpas Grlsidteruns gu berfdafen.
Die Grfabruns bat seisbrt. Oae Sofetter's
M aseubitterS elm Nittel sur gsrtreibung
Der Gsspepfe 1T, auf bas nan fd felt ~perldfen
lam. Rein Seilmittel bat iid in metr ais brei
Sabrjebnten etnen foideu &uf erporben, uao
ieins bat fold unbefhrdntten drstliden Beifaa
erbaIten. IS 1T elm ausge3eiHnees Rrdfti.
aunsSmittsI, nitt nur neiI es oas 8Iut berei.
6ert, ~ionoern aud, neil es ben S%tubIsaug, bic
9ieren unb bic 8Iaie 9riinoli6 resulirt. Die
n~eroOisn Sbmptome tperben 9etpobnliG bnr4
bieles Wittel %beIeiti9t.
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California @eime.

Weinliebbaber fiaben elm srobes So
ger bon feinen California Weinen Bel
0errn s.. 5. MeDer amt alamo
pla3a. 0err Meper fu6t bic Meine
ON Dirt tino Stelle aus utb fauft bireft
aus BEN Reller Ger Mein3i9ter. MIs
gutem Reaner gelingt es ibm itets, bic
beften 6orten aus5uipdblen. st faun
feline 2unben uto Ganailier nit einen,
guten 9ropfeu Derfeben. Rotbs unb
WeiBtpeine In bpr3igIi9er QuaIitdt
bon ieBt ab $1.00 pet @alone - frei
ins 6aus geliefert.
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I. HUTH & SOHN.
bic alte unb beipabrte
Gtfens u. 1pl5maaren>,
Tarbsn. muD &amens& anbiuua
$50, 27s uab use Rssit>strass,
&an Antuutr. -....---.EexaS.

Tarbsns uub Gaaaeu>& ambiuua
$50, s7s uab use Rarit>s srass.
con Antonic- --....-.GexaS.
Saben erbalten cine @ar.2abuns
D. 9~anbretb & SDbn Il e.
reten.
6rdb . @rbfen, Bobnen nnb Aorn, GelS . foru
neibes unb selbes. @benfaus erbaltem: Cine
earlAbung 8. Qanbret5 6 Sobn ehte Samen.
fartoffeln, alS mte extra Garth 8ermont,
9arlb Sfofe, Beautb of bebron, @bite Gle.
plant unb ueue Sorten, @arfelb nnb State
Of Brain.
grwarten cine garIabnng Carly M,nber unb
earlb Orange 3uderrobr. Gamen, aetp5bnlime
nub German Miaet, gsbpti11es Meis. mnb
Befenfor1. g amen. IN Sanb: Solution, W1ixeb
gature, Ordarb. @errenial @be, mnb Mafen.
@rnS Samen. @eiber fdpeoifder 4afer.
asenten fit MietIe 8Iue@ra8Meii
fiji 9 9, fnb bic beifen, einfnhifen, biliaiIen
f6rfRe1 tnb leidt sebenbfen @eitpFiae; ton.
uen NIT 3tpet suten Yferben ober MuIen bear.
beitet tuerben. gbenfals .SonsueIess Blue
Deu@, vHeantb~ nnb v2anreI1, aanA fiabI,
riding and walking Cultivators nit ODER obne
aorn. nnb Banntpolen.H fan3er.
Mgenteu fur BITE berabmten Brinly Pfuege,
Rlanet it. Horse Hoe and Cultivators COM
Dined, Ranb. Samensrius, 8fHige unb guI.
tpatoren. @rf. .. Bre9t Brrftnaf9inert nnb
Butder utenfIien, 9arrifons Bros. & Co., Al
eebrau6 fertis gensifdte 8arben, gbas. Mutbs
&onig.G xtractoren, Bienen. Nanher, Mefer Il.
Bir faufen brett bon Gabrifen unb beriamfen
81 ben aieSrisifen Marttpreiien far .cash".
J., Huth e. Sohn.
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6. $. Muaer,

POS Wef @o mereefraB e,
bdlt elm groBes uab febr ~gepdbItes 2as
ger bon Sapeten, &puIeau1,
Btlberrabmen unb 2eiFen,
unb ferner neben 3ei6nensM aterialien
aaer Nrt, Garben unb MnHreis
der > SO ateriaIien, beionoers
9ammers fertig gemtf9te
Tarben II, bic beiten unb binigften i'm
Marfte, bic inter boiler garantie per=
tauft DerbeH. Sen ers unb @pies
geIgIas unb aabere In bieies Sad
f@Iagenbe 4rtifel; tporir Serr Miiaer
6as gr6Bte 2ager i'm Meffen bes staa,
les bat. Auftrdse aus benz 2anbe tper,
ben prompt ausgeftbrt.
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Gin etmfiaRretber yGranf".

Den Senator &iobleberger BON Dir,
giuien, iiber beHeu tolIes Sreiben in fei.
rler 6eimatb mir neuli9 ausfabrIi9
beridteten, f9il6ert bic as5linois
Staats3eitung" In einem Scr Mann
nit Der entiGeibenben Stimme" betitels
ten Mrtitel, in Der folgenben brafif9en
Weife:
nWdbrenb beg fiiufsisften &omsreFes
tpirb i'm Bunoesfenat in eigentliben
parteifragen = unb fol1e fommen Ia
trob ber 3erfabrenbeit unb @ebaItlofg.
felt bes iebiger parteitpeiens au9 nod
Dor = ber Senator 9arriion s. Rib
bIeberger bon girginien bic ents
i9eibenoe Stimme beliben, ba bic &es
publitaner ibre bisberise tnappe Mebrs
beit einsebdBt baben.
st 1T elm biibl9er Mann BON nod
nidt gan3 breiunbpier3ig Sabren. friibe.
rer &ebel, feines 3ei9ens Nbbotat,
aud 3eitungsi9reiber, unb Der anseb.
li9e Batter Der emf bon fdlaueren
G6pfen in Der birginii9en Staatsge.
ieBgebung a~usgebedten &ibblebergers
8ia, bur9 tpel9e bic bireiuii9en
Staatsi9ulben sreabiuftirt1, b. +. bic
@ldubiger UNI einen 9beil ibrss @nt.
babens betrogen tpurben. als sReab,
iufer" trat ct i'm Sabre 1883 III ben
Bunbesienat, benz er nod i'm Mdr3
1889 a~ngebbren pirb. Na9 benz Bei.
ipiel Wiliam Mabone's, befen Sc.
natsaeit iebt a~bgelaufen 1T, belt &iob'
Ieberger i'm lebten 3onsreB meift gu ben
&epubIitanern. Nber bas 8emuBiiein,
fortan bic entideibenbe Stimme au bes
fiBeu, bat fein i9on burd ftarfen Suf
ettpas 5errtittetes @ebirn NIT @rbBen.
uabn erft1t, unb iein tinftises 9ers
balten 1T unbere9enbar."
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Ser Gan Yebrp eprimas Bart

1T ber M~alfabrtsort ber San Mntorier
unb aaer Beiu9er Der Mlamo.6 tabt,
um Der 9iBe 5u entfieben unb fi1 I'M
ftblen @9atten gu ergeben. Ser part
bat in Golge feiaer Gage au ieber Sas
gesseit eiue belebenbe Grif6e unb Gas
ntilien tuanbern bdufig gum pribat.
picnic binaus, ebenio tuie 8ereiue unb
@eieaf9aften bier lire Gefte feiern. See
ben Sag freie Mufif. Nle grfrif6nns
gen tuie 8ier, 2imonabe, Mein, Mbiss
feD &c. fno in better Qualitdt 3i baben.
24,5-5M s. RerbIe. pd6ter.
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tbau, aber es aeist i6 bod tpenisitens,
oaB fi6 bier Der @eoaafe 8abn sebros
den bat, man TONNE auf bic 9auer
ni9t obne cine geregelte Gorfpirtbz
i6aft aus. 9ofentli@ fommt man aud
IN attberen 2%anbestbeilen ber union gu
bieier @inf9t unb swar, iolange es erIt
beinabe unb mod ni6t p6lli g gu
fpdt lit!
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S1auadbe W1mmer,

pelde tire Oole Mannestraft unb Glafisitdt
oes Settles bieber su s~rIanssn piaiden, erbal.
ten nnentseltli9 slustunft iber Elm neues
9ettberfabren, ipeI4es fid bis iebt in
lsoein etnselasn Sale e~ldnssnO betpdbrt bat.
Bebanbluns ebenio einfad pie biais. Sober
lem sisener ar3t. 8uu nebf Anipeiiuns 3ur
9silnng gratiS. Wan a%brelire NriDate
0ltntc s OiSpenfarp, 15 q. 0ous
ftct Ctr, Wsw 0orf, ". q.
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.Snn9ltngena Mdnnern
mir5
Std1ere 4etItttt99aranttrt

Dte f9redlideu BoIsen Der sugenbfinben,
@eidle@tsf6wd@e ~berurfadenb, tuobmrd @eiR
unb aorper ruinirt perben, peruaanettt aes
belt. Seraaopfen, S9idternbeit, Saamer.
abfub, @ebddtnibfdpdde, gerIuf Der @ner.
gle, a5neisung seeen @efealdaft unb MeIau-
9olie sriinbli9 furirt. gerbeiratbete Manner,
ooer folde, bic fid berbeiratben iuollen, bic in
Golse bon Snbise,etiou In Der Sneenb an @e.
f9Iedts. nnb Nerbenfdnd1e Ieiben, irerben
sriinbIi9 furirt. Reine Mineralieu einaeae.
ben. Sumge Mdnner, bic tire 8eit NIT unfdbi.
gen 2euten berf9penbet unb ftd babnrd arant>
ssi's, Gu saa sssIs sin sss as,s' u IS 81 salI asas sss
auseaogen baben, tperben i6nel tarirt. aabt
Sud ni9t eard falides S@amsefibl abbalten,
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tlntbertreffli@e a~n3iebunsl
ueber cine babe Miltcn ~berlocfi.
La. s. L..
Qpuiiiana State Qptterp So.

Dtefes 5nfitut purbe TN Sabre 1858 fal
eraiebun9s. unb BobItbdtt9feits 8nede bon
Der StaatSIestslatur seietIi9 ineorpcrirt.
Durb elm iiberfdnensli9eb 8otam iuarben ibre
Mehte elm SbeiI Der sesenmdrtisen Staatseou.
fttntion, angenontmen am q. December 1879.
Sbre 9roBem 8teAmngen bon etaaet.
men Mummern iubeu monatlt@ fat.
Die nnteraei6neten Banfen unb Banfiers
neroen aQe Genuine in ber 2oniFana Gtaats.
9otterie, bic ibnen praientirt per6ek. ausaabIen.
5. p. S8lesbH, Yrdi. GO. Wat. Bant.
Y. Aafaur, Yrii. Stote Wat. Bant.
q. Baldwin, Yrdi. %. 8. Goat. Honl.
garl Rchn, Brai. Union Nat. 8ant.
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sdldndei sdfdnde! edldudel

MeiBe SOLITUDE gum eprintelm 4
3ol Is Gent per SUB. S9par5e
Solitude, Z 3ol Our9meHer Is. %
unb rs Gents per Sub BET
@. 8. 0ntterfioe 8 Co.,
BIumber& 8asfitter,
6,5,4Mt SO. 1876 9ouffon Str.
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5eitele 9ranfbeiten beibsr Sc.
f6le6ter, slei6biel tpie entfenoen,
grtnbli9 turirt. Nbreifire, nit 10
Sriefmarten fir Bud, Worlds Dis
pensary Medical Association, Buf-
falo, N. Y.
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2,179 i'm Betrase bon $535,e00
~ Anfrngen fur Mgenter, feipie Matep
fir @aabs t6unea nnr ID ber Office In Mep
Drleans sema@t lperheu. @eeen Hdterer slue.
tunff f6reibe nan beutIi9 bic gang; Mbre6e,
Wfan i&ide @elb burd 3 pRal " 0.
T. n, &rpreB WOueH Drbera Mssp Dori
@ediel auf Mew Srleons.
Briefe nit Gnrrenes unberdnbert per Grpreb
g6ir aabIen Grprebtofeu.
Qs. u. Duup Hrtn,
Netu DrIeons ga.
Nau aDrelire resifrirte Mriefe an bic
Nenb Srleons Watipllol Bonf,
getp Dtleans, Ga.
&bmarb Mrcre, Aoent,
221 aeeauia Strabe, San antcaic. Ssras
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. gaIre ,hdter woaRanbie eebeiIt.

4atre itdter - @oafanhtg Bebetlt.
gttIeboronsb, Maii, 10. gopsn1ber 1855.
cSI bnfte einpeit fdtperen Mnfan pon atrtet1
mSSs,i,natisrr,is uu6 mar ribt III, Gtanbe einen
GGritt ai aeben. SD peria9te dles obne
Grfpiq. bis IDS ct. Safobs Del dttyudnbts. @s
bette mid uoltdnbig urb ID Tam es entpfehlel.
Gltfab gapron, Deputp<S Sheriff.
20 nr.anl re A uncrI Ep ca. RaIfimnra. Nd
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Orrbt utp,latltHe 3tebung
IN Der acaDenis IF NuFe, Rem sleans
Dienitag ben 13. September 1887.
6aupt9epinn $15O,0OO.
100000 1idets gu $40 iebes.
9albe S.. Tinftel 81. DebnteI 81.
QiRe her Wrrffp
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Mderba,ts tttb Wetuerbe GplIeae
BON Seras,
@oIIeae Station ......Sera8.

Ser 10. idbrlide GURUS besinnt a,n S.
Sept. 'S7. 8ilbet In allen 5peisen bes @if.
TENS aus NIT praftif9em t1nterri9t I'M Mderbau
unb @ewerbe, 10 bab @rabuirte eintrdaIi6e
Steuungen erbalten baden. Mlilderei, 8ieb.
5u9t, Sbfbau, SimmermanrS> nnb Wai9inen.
bau . Arbeiten, demifde alnaIbIe fir Garmer,
aerate, gpotbefer. ~Snsenienrss unb 8ermei-
fnngSarbeiten &C. tuerben praftil9 betrieben.
nnterri9t i'm Seutf9en unb Spnnifden. Die
anfalt uirb iett bersr65ert. aue ausgaben
BET 30slinse - &leiber unb 8ii9er aussenom.
men -$155 fiir ueuu Monate. 0erlanat ga.
talog bon
s.. s. 9inwibbie. +.
1871 ,&up1M Ocean ber GatRltat.
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gtaakobs
: Wc(
lfafrt eut,inOli6ra Rbeumatisunus.
\, sabe,trtotifer nebeiIt-188O.

M geridte aber bic grfoIse bon ct. Satobs
Sci, rpeIhe Dor Sahrefi eraielt tpurben ,1no iest
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Re- @ertGte ftber bic Grtolge bon Sf. Sdtops
Sci, rpeIbe Dor Sabren ersieIt tpurben tnb iest
5eltdtist tuerbett.
Gin ~stetmatifer eebetlt 1880.
Sataburg, 8erfs Co., 9d.
Bier @o@et Iitt i'd an entshnbIi9et &beu<
ftatisntiis. Mer5te f~otttttett tteirte Gdnter5en
fibt Iinbertt. SD mat ge5tuiiaget tint Sauie
5u bIeiben; metne @Iie6er ruaren gei@rpolett;;
Jta9 einisen Ginreibunget nit st. Safobs pei
suarena alice 9nter5en peri9tpunbeniito bel Tort
geiebtent Gebrau@ iuirSe i'd gdrt5lt1 9ebetlt'
@oEanb s. 2eonaro.
o SGtre fbater = naaernn gebetlt.
Sambure, Berts Co., 4a., 10. PIT. 1888.
gor anqef6br 6 Sabret 1uiiroe to- 1oM ELL
slnbIjdeti Sbeuinatisntls b~ef1lert. 9tGp ans
ipenbutia nom einigen Slai9et ct; Saaoos
Del mar i'd pnuifdnbis gebetlt. wttt Ssss
onilaen beftdtiae i'd tteit trlper ge9speHss
Seuauik fiber Bic ousge5ei9neteft astrfan8en
6es ct. Satobs Dels.
sRoIanb g. 2eonar6.
esptt eii,eut asbatas eteriH-Suni~ 1SS1-sebetIt.
MttIeborousb, Maf.
SIM Iebtert Mlai mar i'd tn Solge uot acuteff
gfbeumatisnus ge3ruungen i'm Bette gu bletoef.
Wir iurrbe ongeratben ct. Satobs Del tn per-
fuben. SD tbdt es inb mat ON na~ps"
Eage 10 geilnb pie iernaIs.
GIifab gapror, 9eputp Sheriff.
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e4g CHARLES A. voeELER CO., Baltimore. Nd
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1887-10-20
District Court.

Bell & McCown VS.. Zachary Meri-
deth, continued.
F. E. Smith vs.. E. B. Cause, leave
given defendant to plead instanter.
John F. Kiser vs.. J. Q. Kiser, jury
waived; trial by court; judgment for
plaintiff for S366.4O, with interest at
per cent and costs.
Isalana LETTERS ct al. vs.. Joseph Nc
Hass ct al, continued.
Sarah Lewis VS.. William Lewis, con-
tinued.
J. A. Trueworthy VS.. L. A. Wood ct
al, settled and costs paid.
Martha young VS.. G. B. Bachelor,
continued
w. F. Dolan VS.. s. P. Hughes, ct al,
continued.
Theodore Taylor ct al. VS.. James
Simpson, settled,
Wisconsin Planning Mill VS.. T. B,
Jones ct al, sale confirmed and sheriff
ordered to make deed.
Rebecca Nolan VS.. Andrew Nolan
dismissed at cost of plaintiff.
State VS.. Saunders, continued on er
ror of service.
The case of Chicago Lumber Yard
VS.. w. E. Jones occupied most of the
day and the jury tied, standing clever
to one.
The jury was excused at O'Clock
last night for this term and court ad
journed till Monday, when few court
cases will be tried.
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Death 81 3Irs. Andersen.

At the residence of Mr.. Calyer, three
miles southwest of this city, Mrs.
Phoebe A. Anderson on Saturday, the
18th inst, at Top. m. The deceased
was born on Long Island in 1918,
where she continued to live. On the
18th Of November 1881, she was Joined
in marriage to Joseph Anderson at
Newton, where she resided for four
years. She then moved TO New York
City with her husband, living there
nine years. From there she moved to
Williamsburgh and then to Walton, N.
Y, residing at these two places during
the period of twenty-eight years. From
Walton she moved to Newburgh, N.
Y, living there for fourteen years.
The deceased was the mother of eight
sons, six of whom are living, left to
deeply deplore the loss they have sus-
tanned. One son in Australia, one in
Denver, two in New York and two in
Kansas-George and Watson; the two
latter coming with her to this country
last April. A sore financial trouble
endorsing friends paper caused the
separation of the family. AT the age
of Is she united with the M. E.
Church, and remained a consistent
member up to the time OF
her death, letting her light
shine, being living epfstle known and
cad by all who knew her, adjoining
the doctrine of the Savior. Age, but
especially disease of peculiar nervous
character or type, began to make in.
roads on her delicate and worn consti
tuition, the nervous system finally Civ.
ing away, the mind sympathizing with
the body. And Notwithstanding the
kind attention of her sons, and Mr.
and Mrs. Calyer, assisted by kin(
neighbors and friends, yet deatl
claimed its victim. Gently yielding t.
the inevitable, she gently passed ava,
in the sleep of death, and as we fondll
trust, asleep in Jesus. For he haiti
said: HE that hath begun a goo,
work in our hearts viii perform it unit
the day of Jesus Christ" Blessed ar
the dead who die in the Lord. Her re
mains were respectfully inferred in tn
Maplewood Cemetery, followed by
respectable number of sympathizini
friends. M.
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THE Wyandotte Gazette says: SAT
the woman's suffrage convention. held
at Emporia, the proposition to amend
the constitution of the state by strik-
ing out the word male in section 1 OF
article 8, vi as defeated, not because the
plan does not receivs the approval OF
the suffragists, but because of the
doubt whether the proposition would
be carried at the polls. This question
will be presented, doubtless to the
voters within a few years, but the
friends of woman suffrage had better
wait until the present laws have been
satisfactorily tested before they ask
that the ballot be extended. If the
present plan of allowing women to vote
at municipal elections proves to be a
good measure there will be no trouble
in securing full and equal suffrage
within the next few years. We are de-
cidedly of the opinion that no harm
would come of the extension proposed,
and that much good might be the re
suit, but there need be no hurry about
granting it,
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A LONDON paper headed the Mitch
elstown riot A Fatal Massacre. :"
Fatal massacre is good, almost as good
as ''The Funeral of a Deceased Mill
tary Soldier, /" which was described in a
Scotch paper some time age.-Newton
Republican.
Yes, or ga burglary by night" as we
saw it given in an exchange the other
day.-Emporia Republican.
The funny man of the Republican,
after glancing at Webster" will
please explain why not 6 a burglary by
night" or, even, a burglary by day."
-EMPORIA NEWS.
We had not examined Webster, but
the common law definition is SO old and
so generally understood we supposed
everybody would easily ''catch on"
However, we have since looked into
Webster and find the definition given:
"Act of entering dwelling-house, in
the night, with intent to commit a
felony therein" A burglary cannot
possibly occur in the day, and hence
the addition of ''by night is absurdly
superfluous. We trust this is clear
enough for the most simple.-Republi-
can.
When in America you should use
American language. Webster says
SIN American law the crime includes
offenses committed by day as well as
night" and gives the preference tC
the American usage. Come again.
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Mr.. J. F. Bradley, the accommodate
ing sexton at MapIewood was called
upon Friday to do something new
to him and what wiz be somewhat sur
prising to some of our readers although
it is customary in other countries and
some parts of this. He dug two vaults
side by side, bricked them up nicely
and covered the brick with coating Of
cement. After that was finished they
were covered with. . large flag stone
and that IN turn covered to the level Of
the ground with earth. These van1ts
are to serve Is the last resting place OF
Mr. oWen E Jones and wife, OF this
city, when the time comes for each Of
them 80 cease their labera on this
earth.
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THE people are evidently very anx-
ious to give Mrs. Cleveland warm
welcome in the south, but undue anx-
iety, or something else, seems to frus-
trate their efforts. At Memphis things
were all in a muddle, the people break
ing drought the ranks of the colored
guards and spelling all plans. And to
end up with, Judge Elicit fell dead on
the platform after his welcome address
to the distinguished visitors. But, as
if to cap the climax of all, the train &C
tually goes OFF and leaves the
guests at little wayside station called
Mckenzie, in Tennessee, getting over
a mile away before the absurd mistake
is discovered.
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THERE appears to be mistaken i'm
preston prevailing to a considerable
extent that under the land-allotment
act passed by the last congress all In
dams are now citizens of the United
States and amenable like the whites to
the laws of the respective states and
territories in which they are located.
The fact is that said law makes citi-
zens only of such Indians as have al
ready had allotments made to them I'M
der some previous law or treaty, and
such as may have taken up their resi-
dence apart from tribe and adopted
the habits of civilized life. AS for the
others-and this implies the bulk of
the whole Indian population-they can
not become citizens until they shall
have had lands spportioned to them in
severalty; and the work of thus aboI
ishing their tribal relations, under the
act in question, is likely, for various
reasons, to be very slow and diff
cult observation-disclosures.